Kodak now has two business lines - which one is LF in?

[clay harmon]

Your're probably right. Every time I ask myself whether I am getting too cynical, events transpire that indicate I have not been cynical enough.

Maybe it's an Enron like trick where they can make/lose money selling film to the other division, or shifting profits where convenient to make the film-de-jour or film-boss-de-jour look good.

[SW Rick]

Fun, but entirely fake. Petronius Arbiter was a advisor of Nero, living some 150 years earlier - and not known to have written anything apart from Satyricon. Which is not on reorganization, btw.

Can't be- I got it from the internet!

[Wayne Crider]

Here is the official press release. It does sound like film is being split between the two groups.... and it does not say which films will be where.

http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Kodak_...sformation.htm

"The changes are effective January 1, 2012. Under the new structure, the Commercial and Consumer Segments will replace the current Graphic Communications Group (GCG), which provides digital printing equipment, consumables and software to the publishing and commercial printing industries; the Consumer Digital Imaging Group (CDG), which helps consumers capture and print images; and the Film, Photofinishing and Entertainment Group (FPEG), which represents the company’s traditional film and photographic paper products."

"The Commercial Segment will include all of GCG plus two product lines currently in FPEG – Entertainment Imaging and Commercial Film."

"The Consumer Segment will include all of CDG plus three FPEG product lines – Paper & Output Systems, Event Imaging Solutions, the Consumer Film and the Intellectual Property business"

I wonder if they're setting themselves up to sell one division.